It’s a magnificent huge Hacienda turned into a large hotel. The property has tons of textiles from the different cultures in exhibits around it and peacocks that walk about the gardens. Perfect for a destination type wedding with accommodations for all the guests. The reception desk staff was super helpful in getting us a flight to the Nazca lines upon our arrival! Everything was very clean.

The property could use an update, but it is a beautiful property. The restaurant’s service is kind but very slow, specially considering we were one of 2 guests staying there at that time… the food is just okay, nothing exceptional. The property is tricky to reach as it is located outside of town following a dirt road. Take the turn that is closest to the Nazca Airport. Not the other turn that gets you to some small water source that sometimes floods and cannot be crossed with a small car!

Wonderful hacienda-style hotel which is also a museum at the same time. Founded sometime in the late 17th century and is one of Peru's most prominent colonial-style hotels. A fantastic place for relaxing for singles or family far away from the rush and noise of the Nazca city. Great pool.

Amenities are quite poor, rooms are simple almost auster but that is what you would expect in this type of hotel.

This is the most authentic place I've ever stayed at in Peru. It is an old monk monastery converted into a hotel. The property has a variety of things to do including ping pong, darts, pool, bar, restaurant. Part of the hotel is a museum with artifacts donated from people in the community. They have a local duck that wags his tail when you talk to him and they are working on renovations, but all are incredible improvements on an amazing foundation. My dad already has plans to come back and help the manager around the grounds. I can't say enough about what we liked about the place. Also if you are looking for a wedding venue, this is totally the place for it!

It's really tough to say. If there were any problems it would be fixed. You should know that Google maps will take you a back way in and yes a dirt road is the correct pathway. There are plans with the city to pave the road to the hotel.

Beautiful historic hacienda surrounded by lush, ancient gardens. Charmingly rustic and oozing atmosphere. Excellent service from very professional team and a very friendly owner Enrique. The rooms are basic but comfortable and spotlessly clean. The entire place is decorated by an amazing collection of pre-hispanic textiles and early colonial 'Cuzqueña School' art. Good hotels are few and far between in regional Peru so this is a rare find. It is even rarer to stay in an original 16th century Hacienda turned monastery, decorated with much of its original furniture and artwork.

Everything's a bit run down but that adds to the charm, so it's actually a positive.

This Hotel is my favorite in Peru, if not in the entire world ! It is truly a magical, Old World oasis in literally a Peruvian desert. Practically, it is the closest hotel to the Nazca Lines Airport, and to the Archaeology site, Cahuachi. From a vacation perspective, it reflects the rich, cultural heritage and history of Peru in a way that any other hotel can't ever do. The land and converted convent hotel buildings date back to the late 1600's. The atmosphere is amazing and extremely relaxing. Remember, if you stay here you are not rooming in a high rise, modern hotel in Dubai. You will be in Nazca, Peru. The rooms are old, but wonderfully charming and rustic, and very clean. Some have televisions, but my room did not, which was great. Peacocks and other birds freely walk around the grounds. If you like Antiquities, Nazca Textiles, Ceramics, and Colonial paintings are everywhere. Some are over a thousand years old. The entrance to the hotel is down a long, dirt road and you have to knock on a large green door to gain entrance. But, on the other side of the wall is "Peruvian Paradise". I am not exaggerating. The Ownership and Staff are extremely friendly and sincerely care that you have an enjoyable, carefree stay. The on-site restaurant opens early, has a great breakfast offering, and is open late into the evening for dinner. The food was excellent. My doctor friend and I ate all our meals at the Hotel over two days, and never went into town to try any other restaurant, because the food at the hotel restaurant was so good. The pool is very clean and there are outdoor chairs and indoor couches everywhere to just slow down and truly relax on. The online pictures of Hotel Majoro do not completely reflect how great the overall experience and value of staying here, truly is. I plan to return to Peru and stay here for over a week sometime in the future, only because my experience staying at Hotel Majoro was so fantastic.

The water pressure in my bathroom shower was sometimes a little low.

Quiet location, hotel is an old hacienda so you feel like 200y ago in it, great setup, colonial furnitures, it is hotel - museum at the same time. Nice pool.

Nothing to mention about

the hotel is beautiful and very well located

as the hotel is a little old, and it should be at least partially renovated, some of the equipment is not up the standard of the rest, such as the shower (water has very little pressure)

dream-like place - premises a mix of an antique hacienda with a museum; just wonderful gardens; nice pool; production of own pisco and wine! Staff amazing, especially look out for Juan Carlos, the barman

It’s beautiful. Historic. Very personal. Old hacienda style. Loads of historic ornaments everywhere. Beautiful gardens. Exceptionally helpful staff particularly the young lady on reception.

Beautiful surroundings and antique feel. staff was very kind

Amateurish feel. Room for kids was not ready, check out bill had not itemised GST.